Definition of convene - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
meetingintr. come together for a meeting or gatheringintr.
- The committee will convene at 10 AM.
2.
eventtr. call people together for a meetingtr.
- The manager convened the team for a discussion.
3.
legaltr. summon someone to appear in courttr.
- He was convened to testify in court.
Origin of convene
Latin, convenire (come together)
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legal
convene or preside over a legal proceeding
Examples of convene in a sentence
The board plans to convene next week. The chair will convene the committee on Monday. The mayor convened an emergency meeting. The judge convened the witness for the trial. She was convened to appear before the grand jury.
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- French:se réunir, réunir, ...
- German:zusammentreten, einberufen, ...
- Italian:riunirsi, riunire, ...
- Spanish:reunirse, reunir, ...
- Portuguese:reunir-se, convocar, ...
- Chinese:召开, 召集开会, ...
- Japanese:招集される, 招集する, ...
- Arabic:اِجْتَمَعَ, دَعا, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְכַּנֵּס, לְכַנֵּס, ...
- Russian:собираться, собирать, ...
- Ukrainian:збиратися, скликати, ...
- Hindi:इकट्ठा होना, बैठक बुलाना, ...
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